Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- adjective Eurocentric.
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- adjective focussed on Europe and the Europeans
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Examples
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He is internationally known as "The Angryindian" and has been recognised as an outspoken critic of colonialism and Europocentric hegemony in the Americas and abroad.
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He is internationally known as "The Angryindian" and has been recognised as an outspoken critic of colonialism and Europocentric hegemony in the Americas and abroad.
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He is internationally known as "The Angryindian" and has been recognised as an outspoken critic of colonialism and Europocentric hegemony in the Americas and abroad.
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He is internationally known as "The Angryindian" and has been recognised as an outspoken critic of colonialism and Europocentric hegemony in the Americas and abroad.
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He is internationally known as "The Angryindian" and has been recognised as an outspoken critic of colonialism and Europocentric hegemony in the Americas and abroad.
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He is internationally known as "The Angryindian" and has been recognised as an outspoken critic of colonialism and Europocentric hegemony in the Americas and abroad.
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He is internationally known as "The Angryindian" and has been recognised as an outspoken critic of colonialism and Europocentric hegemony in the Americas and abroad.
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He is internationally known as "The Angryindian" and has been recognised as an outspoken critic of colonialism and Europocentric hegemony in the Americas and abroad.
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He is internationally known as "The Angryindian" and has been recognised as an outspoken critic of colonialism and Europocentric hegemony in the Americas and abroad.
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He is internationally known as "The Angryindian" and has been recognised as an outspoken critic of colonialism and Europocentric hegemony in the Americas and abroad.
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